President Trump, Elon Musk to sit down with Fox News’ Sean Hannity for an exclusive interview
President Donald Trump And Elon Musk will sit with host Fox News Sean Hannity at the White House for an exclusive joint interview on Hannity, broadcasting on Tuesday, February 18, at 9:00 pm.
The interview will focus on the Department of the Efficiency of the Government (Doge), Trump’s first 100 days in power and other main news.
It will be the first joint television interview of Trump and Male.
President Trump and Elon Musk will sit down for his first joint television interview next week with host FNC Sean Hannity. (White House/Fox News/Getty Images)
Hannity joined Fox News in 1996 and reached the title as the longest -running host of Primetime Cable News in television history.
Hannity dominated the news of the cable in his time interview, an average of 3.6 million spectators from year to year and routinely set as one of the best cables.
During her mandate with the network, Hannity has interviewed numerous key journalists and political figures in the last three decades.
Hannity recently added a new Fox Nation Show, “Sean”, His portfolio, which includes interviews with long -lasting forms and made his debut earlier this month in which they were a session with an iconic Sylvester Stallone and his wife, Jennifer Flavin Stallone. Recently, he also hosted the fifth annual Fox Nation Award “Patriot Awards”, paying tribute to daily heroes for their service and patriotism.
President Donald Trump sits for an interview with host Fox News Sean Hannity at an oval office. (Fox News / Hannity)
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Fox News Channel is a 24-hour comprehensive news that has been network number 1 in the basic cable for the last nine years and the most watched television news for 23 years in a row.
Nearly 70% of the Kabbal news viewers adapt to FNC, according to Nielsen Media Research.
Fox News Channel Competitors who dominated 2024Having ended the year with his biggest cable news audience since 2015. FNC was an average of 1.5 million spectators and 2.4 million during Primetime at the top of all the cable options and ended the number 1 in both categories for nine years.
Fox News’ Brian Flood contributed to this report.
